From Mongabay India
Center Owned by Mongabay (non-profit)India’s emissions growth slows as renewable energy begins replacing coal, UNEP report finds
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, November 2, said India will seek to add 500 GW of new non-fossil power generation capacity over the next 10-11 years, signalling an acceleration of the country’s clean energy ambitions as global energy disruptions underlined the importance of…
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center · 2 outlets
The upward trend of greenhouse gas emissions in India showed a significant change in 2025. The trend, which was indicating a longer period of rapid growth, has pivoted from this path and is now showing a slight decline in India’s emissions. This has been reported in the United Nations Environment…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the importance of energy security linked to economic security during the global crisis. He stated that India is prioritizing clean energy and green hydrogen to boost its energy independence. The National Green Hydrogen Mission aims for 5 million tonnes of…
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The upward trend of greenhouse gas emissions in India showed a significant change in 2025. The trend, which was indicating a longer period of rapid growth, has pivoted from this path and is now showing a slight decline in India’s emissions. This has been reported in the United Nations Environment…
